This Saturday, May 13, Micha won the cross battles of The Voice with 81.7% of the public vote. However, the young man had lost his voice the day before his appearance on stage, as he revealed exclusively to Tele-Leisure.
the adventure The Voice continue for Micha. This Saturday, May 13, the 17-year-old won the cross battles event against Lola with 81.7% of public votes. A bittersweet victory for the candidate, who would have preferred not to have to face his friend for this test and took refuge behind the scenes to cry before going on stage. During and after his performance, the Guyanese, who created a kitty to be able to participate in the show, showed no sign of joy. Something to alert his coach Amel Bent, who said he had never seen him in such a state before. “For me, he is a light, a ray of sunshine in my team. There, I saw him as I had never seen him”, she said. A remark on which Micha agreed to come back to Tele-Leisurerevealing at the same time that he was not in his best shape during the cross-battles.
Micha victim of a loss of voice the day before the cross battles of The Voice 2023
If Micha did not wish to celebrate her victory, it is above all out of respect for her friend Lola. “I have a lot of respect for her. So after I finished singing, I didn’t celebrate at all. The audience didn’t want to stop applauding and shouting, but I preferred to stay calm. I think it’s the first time I’ve respected someone so much.”, told us the candidate, before revealing to us that he did not expect such a triumph at all. And for good reason, Micha lost her voice the day before the cross battles. “I was voiceless and I was not to speak for a whole day. Even on D-Day, I had to refrain from speaking. I was afraid that going on stage we would hear that I no longer had a voice. I was very afraid that the notes would not come out.”
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Micah (The Voice 2023) : “This performance, I call it ‘the delivery of despair’“
While he had chosen to interpret the song The desire to love of the musical The ten CommandmentsMicha was very afraid of not being able to sing once arrived on stage. “This performance, I call it ‘the performance of despair’ because I sang without knowing at all if my voice was going to be present. I did some warm-ups in the morning but my voice wasn’t there. I was advised to repeat my song only once and to speak as much as possible so that my voice opens up”explained to us the young man of 17 years, who was entitled to a real standing ovation from the public after his performance.
